Frederick High Girls Claim Flag Over Middletown in State Armory
Frederick High School girls rout Middletown 45 to 10 to clinch the Southern Triangle pennant. Helma Hann Bowers led with 29 points while Peggy Myers added 16 as Middletown fought back but fell short. In boys action Frederick trailed Valleyites early but Sparks and the Cadets’ shooting limited by Middletown’s defense. final 34 to 25.
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Frederick
Fae Middletown
State Armory
Frede
Tae Frederick
Middie
Frederirls
Brunswick Lassees
Helma Hann Bowers
Likelyne Valley Center Room
Frederick Lads
Valleyries
Brunswick High
Middletown
Wand
Sparks Tead Rothenhoefer
Valleyites
Frederick High Boys
F. Tp. Sparks
Seidling
Hoffiran c. A
Staley
Middletown High Boys
Ierit
Wolt
Horine
Bloser
Keller
Il A
Brandenburg
Stroup
Baker
Houck
Palmer
Timer—Corum
Middletown High Girls
Ruds
F. Magaha
Routzahr
C. Eccard
Ropp
Temple Five Beats Navy In A Thriller
In Annapolis on February 16 Temple University defeated the Naval Academy 61 to 38 after a tense finish. Ed Boyle sank a crucial late free throw to break a 58 58 tie, with Temple center Bloom contributing in the closing minutes amid a large crowd.
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Temple Five
Navy
Annapolis
Temple University
Naval Academy Quintet
Ed Boyle
Temple
Ever Bloom
How You Lose At Contract Secretary Article Excerpt
The piece discusses a bridge bid miscue in which North explains a rescue after South’s small slam contract failed. It highlights a redouble by South and North’s reaction, illustrating a flawed strategic choice in the contract play.
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Suth
North
South
Contract Doubles Aids A Lifeguard Bridge Tale
The article discusses a contract problem in bridge where East doubles Diamonds after South supports Norths heart overcall six spades. It notes Souths redouble as a plea to be left alone and criticizes lifeguard players for interfering with partners decisions.
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South
East
West
North
Washington Redskins Sign Sunshine Campbell
Washington announces the signing of Leroy Sunshine Campbell from Western Maryland College to the Redskins after strong play in the Dixie League. Campbell, a noted southpaw passer and halfback, drew attention in an exhibition game and had previously starred for Georgetown and Maryland rivals.
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Washington
Leroy
Sunshine) Campbell
Maryland
Washington Redskins
Jack Espey
Campbell
Baltimore Orioles
Redskins
Ray Fisherty
Fisherty
Bunshine
Georgetown
Flake
Ripper Collins
Chicago Cub
Gaithersburg Edges Damascus In Tight 27 24 Victory
Gaithersburg High School overcame an early deficit to defeat Damascus High School 27 to 24 at Gaithersburg. George Mills led with late field goals sealing the win. Liedane Mullins and other players stood out for both teams. Frederick County H S B K League results and upcoming games noted.
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Gaithersburg
Damascus High School
George Mills
Gaithersburg High
Lyddane
Windsor
Stang
Boland
Petta
Middletown
Mills
Frederick
Brunswick
Mediary
T. Sauder
Cline
W. Sauder
Becker
Terrors Grid Schedule Out for 1938 Season
St Marys College and Western Maryland College settled their football date, with a October 29 game at Westminster. The schedule marks a major Maryland showdown on November 4 against Maryland, likely deciding the state title, plus noted games against Cortland Teachers and Mount St Marys.
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St Mary’s College
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Western Maryland
Terrors
Villa+ por Holy Crest
Boston College
University of Maryland
Lsted
Homewood
Oriole Park
Baltimore
Riday
Naval Academy
Cortland Teachers
Washington College
Providence College
Atvay
Upsala College
Mount St. Mary's
Maryland
Wake Forest
St. Vincent's
Mt. St Mary's College
Mountaineers
Mountaineer Fresh Swamp DeMolay Five defeat Mt St Marys frosh 62 to 28
The Mt Saint Mary’s Freshman quint defeated the DeMolay basketball team 62 to 28 in the college gym on Wednesday night. DeMolays briefly led 20-14 at halftime before Mt St Mary’s pulled away with a stronger second half attack and taller players. The DeMolays meet Western Maryland frosh at Westminster tonight and Mt St Mary’s hosts Rheingold Brewers and G L Baking Company quints next.
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Mt St Marr
Quint
Mount Yearlings
Mountaineers
Collegians
Western Maryland
Westminster
Johns Hopkins
Mt St. Mary's
State Armory
Rheingold Brewers
G. L. Baking Company Quints
Wogie
Frank
Reid
Zeigler
fLoy
Sanner
Price
St. Mary's Fresh
F. Tp
Clementi
Kovacs
Casiura
Debeile
Ward
Gradavant
Gartland
iKlotz
Terrapins Edge Washington College In Narrow Tilt
In Chestertown Maryland on February 15 the University of Maryland defeated Washington College 43 to 42 in a tight junior basketball game before 1200 spectators Two Maryland field goals in the last minutes sealed a one point win Johnson led Maryland with two late baskets while Smith scored a late basket for Washington as the Shoremen pressed for a final score.
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Chestertown
University of Maryland
Washington College
Washington
Johnson
Maryland
Terrapins
Smith
Washington Guards
Shoremen
Hockey's enduring bloodline runs through coaching ranks
A sweep through notable hockey figures shows former stars like Bill Cook and Roy Worters turning to coaching or management across leagues from Cleveland to Toronto. The article traces careers of Buck Boucher, Frank Boucher, Joe Primeau, Duke McCurry, and others, highlighting how professional players stay connected to the game as mentors, managers, or officials.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Bill Cook
New York Rangers
Cleveland Barons
Runty Roy Worters
New York Americans
Bill Boucher
Canadiens
Montreal
George
Buck) Boucher
Hammering
Habitants
Springfield Indians
Frank Boucher
Rangers
Rabbitt McVeigh
New York Amerks
NHL
Ace Bailey
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bruins
Toronto
Joe Primeau
Chuck Conacher
Harvey Jackson
Duke McCurry
Leafs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Amerks
Ontario
Quebec
Bill Brydge
Amerk
Hirkland Lake
Buckingham Teams Win Double Header
Buckingham teams winning both ends of a double header at Buckeyes town Tuesday afternoon defeated Poolesville High School varsity 19 10 16 and Poolesville High Juniors 25 16 9. Dotan cams led defense, A McDevitt led offense, Bodmer stood out for Poolesville, reserves juniors struggled with scoring as Luhn and others managed limited production.
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Buckeystowa
Poolesville High School
Poolesvile High
A. McDevitt
Buckingham
Coon
Luckingham
G. F. T. J. Bowers
R. Stambaugh
Rolph
T. Wachter
C. Ta. McDevitt
C. Bowers
Poolesville
Byrd
Robinson
Bodmer
Foster
Matthews
C. Foster
Bowling Scores Baker's League Second Half Game Tonight
A three game match featured the Cola Cola Bottling Company girls team against Peoples Drug stores. Both teams earned wins and losses across the trio, with the drug store boys taking one of the three games.
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Baker’s Bowling League
Cola Cola Bottling Company
Peoples Drug Stores
Drug Store
Arce de
al- Swim & S
Ioro
Rosper
Coca Cola Girls
Hebberd
Osis
Somines
W. Les
Farmers Menos Ween
Peebies Apne
Opera House
Storm & Shipley
Prosperity
Stop Bros
Browns complete another deal with Yankees in swap
New York reports the St Louis Browns have traded infielder Knickerbocker to the Yankees for utility infielder Don Heffner and cash. Heffner batted .249 with 980 fielding in 1936. Knickerbocker hit .261 with 358 plays in 121 games. Browns have now completed three trades this off season, netting seven players and cash.
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New York
St Louis Browns
David Harums
Bill Kuickerborker
New York Yankees
Don Heffner
Heffner
Knickerbocker
Yankees
Yankee Beach
Cleveland
Browns
Elon Hogse T
Washington
Ed Linke
Joe Vosmik
Boston
Buck Newsom
Red Kress
Bustier Mills
Rollie’ Hemsley
Roy Hushes
Billy Sullivan
Ea Cole
Cash
George Washington Freshmen Beat Maryland In OT
George Washington University freshmen defeated Maryland freshmen 41 to 38 in overtime in College Park Maryland. GW led 21 to 12 at halftime, Maryland tied 34-34 at the end of regulation, and GW secured a feath consecutive victory.
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Lgse
College Park
George Washington University
University of Maryland
George Washington
Maryland
G. Ws
Veteran General Sir Bindon Blood Fumes At Bad Weather
London reports Ninety year old General Sir Bindon Blood chief of the Royal Engineers is irked by ongoing poor weather. The weather has hindered his daily routine, forcing a descent of five stairs and a two mile walk from his apartment to the war office. Powers, veteran coach of the Syracuse Stars, has been active as a player before his long minor league managerial career. Hockey gets em and keeps em.
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Taylor
Cyclone Taylor
Clem Loughlin
Chicago Blackhawks
Saskatoon Quakers
Bill Coutu
Canadiens
Bruins
Boston Cubs
Rhody Reds
New Haven Eagles
Leducersty
Amerks
Ottawa Senators
Verdun Leafs
Montreal
Billy Beil
HLL
Quebec
Jillian
Jess Spring
U.S
Oshawa, Gai
Ken Randall
Leafs
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Red Dutton
Montreal Maroons
Dick Irvin
Les Patrick
Rangers
N. H. AL
Pacific Coast
Frank
West Coast
Eddie
London
Sir Bindon Blood
Royal Engineers’ Corps
War Office
Powers
Syracuse Stars
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TpiKoke
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Slagle
Mountaineer Fresh Swamp
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